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Microsoft EXCEL Activities - 6 PROJECTS!
This bundle contains six popular and fun projects. Your students will learn to use excel by working on projects which are interesting and engaging. My Dream carStudents will use Excel and its capabilities, to apply formulas and charts to a subject which they find fun and interesting, their dream car. This project is an application of project-based learning. They must create tables, charts and use formulas to calculate costs, including such costs as insurance, gas and maintenance. Disney Worl
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Business, Computer Science - Technology
Scratch Coding STEM Activities Hour of Code Projects STEAM Computer Science
Are you looking for intermediate Scratch coding activities and challenges for your students? These computer science activities were designed to be used with Scratch, however you may find other ways to use them as well. Start with a familiar nursery rhyme, create code to bring it to life, and add personalized touches to make the final creation unique! These lessons are perfect to use for the Hour of Code, Computer Science week, or throughout your school year. What You'll GetTeacher instructions,
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Computer Science - Technology
Spanish Culture Project-Technology and Research Project
Students will use technology to research a Spanish speaking country of their choice. Students will document their research findings and will create a PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Presentation to showcase their research findings. This is a part of a Spanish culture unit for 4th graders.
Globs of Gifted Goodies!
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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Computer Science - Technology, Spanish
CCSS
W.4.2
, W.4.6
, W.4.7
STEM Career Research Project
Objective: Choose one STEM career from the list below and create a 5-slide presentation that shows what you’ve learned.
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Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts, Instructional Technology
DC motors windmill project SAM Labs
If you have SAM Labs and need a quick project this is it!
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Computer Science - Technology
Book Trailer: Book Recommendation
Reading, Technology, Projects, PBL, Book Report, Summary, Summer Activity, Engagement, Critical Thinking, Writing Spark a Love for Reading with the Book Trailer Book Recommendation Project! Inspire students to share their passion for books with the Book Trailer Book Recommendation Project, a resource designed to guide students in creating engaging book trailers to recommend their favorite reads. This dynamic project includes detailed directions and inspiring examples, making it an ideal extensio
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Computer Science - Technology, Reading
Also included in: Reading Pack
Fun With Google Slides-Choose Your Own Path
Learn Google Slides with a fun and creative project: a Choose Your Own Adventure story. This lesson provides step-by-step tasks with examples, detailed illustrations, and tables for students to plan out their work in a way that encourages success. These tables are great for submitted check-points. The final project is ideal for a rubric, which you can customize based on your curriculum's standards. The lesson is a Google Doc, which can be pasted into an online learning platform such as Goog
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Computer Science - Technology, Creative Writing
Also included in: Google Suite Bundle
Google Suite Bundle
This bundle includes engaging activities for Google Slides, Canva, Google Sheets, and Google Docs. The projects incorporate writing skills, math logic, and internet search. Instructions are step-by-step with visuals and examples throughout. The lessons are designed for easy transfer to online learning platforms, and adds flexibility to make this instructor-led or independent learning. These are great enrichment activities for additional, cross-curricular learning.
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Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
Binary Code Keepsake | End of Year * Community * SEL * STEM Activity
Looking for a meaningful, hands-on end-of-year activity that builds classroom community AND introduces coding? This Binary Code Compliment Project combines social-emotional learning (SEL) with STEM as students create a personalized keychain or necklace for a classmate using binary code! Students will: 💛 Randomly select a classmate 💛 Choose a positive character trait that represents them 💛 Encode the trait into binary code (5-bit or 8-bit options!) 💛 Create a wearable gift using beads
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Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology, Social Emotional Learning
Binary Code SEL STEAM BUNDLE | Back to School + End of Year | Keepsake
Looking for meaningful, hands-on activities that build classroom community AND introduce coding skills? This Binary Code SEL Bundle includes TWO engaging projects—perfect for the beginning AND end of the school year—that combine social-emotional learning (SEL) with STEM in a creative, student-loved format. Students will create binary-coded keychains or necklaces using beads while reflecting on identity, goals, and the positive traits of their classmates. 💡 Use it all year long to build co
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Computer Science - Technology, Social Emotional Learning, Writing
Binary Code Identity Keepsake | Back to School SEL + STEAM + Writing Activity
Start the school year with a meaningful activity that helps students explore who they are while building classroom community and coding skills! In this engaging Binary Code Identity Project, students choose (or randomly draw) a character trait that represents who they are—or who they want to become this year. Then they encode that word using binary code and create a personalized keychain or necklace. This hands-on activity blends: 💛 Social-emotional learning (SEL) 💻 Intro to coding (bin
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Computer Science - Technology, Social Emotional Learning, Writing
Stop Motion Animation - Guide for Students GATE / STEM / Makerspace / Technology
This resource will guide your students through the process of creating their own stop motion animation movies. Technology is not only for computer class... we incorporate this into our makerspace, STEM Lab or GATE projects. This resource has links to guide your students through basic set up of a stop motion animation video, how to add audio and the steps to document the process. Students love technology and they are naturals with it... why not reinforce science, social studies, literacy topics
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Computer Science - Technology, Visual Arts
Ozobot Sample Maze
This 11x17 document illustrates some of the tasks that Ozobot can (and cannot) do. It has a sample of codes built in, and a variety of colors for Ozobot to turn. The squiggles show that Ozobot can follow non-straight lines, and the thin lines show that Ozobot cannot read thin lines. The thick, filled-in circle is for calibrating Ozobot.
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Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Robotics
Also included in: Ozobot Sample Maze & Key
Ozobot Sample Maze & Key
This 11x17 document illustrates some of the tasks that Ozobot can (and cannot) do. It has a sample of codes built in, and a variety of colors for Ozobot to turn. The squiggles show that Ozobot can follow non-straight lines, and the thin lines show that Ozobot cannot read thin lines. The thick, filled-in circle is for calibrating Ozobot. Key is included in this bundle to see what the included color codes are.
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Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Design Thinking Resource/Posters
This set includes PDF files that are perfect for printing as posters or using as tabletop/desk reference cards. Aligned with design thinking principles, they’re ideal for helping students stay focused, inspired, and confident during the design process. Perfect for Design, Business, STEM, or any project-based classroom looking to build student independence and creativity!
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Business, Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology
AI Risk Introduction Worksheet
Page 1:Name/date fieldsIntroduction explaining why AI risks matterPart 1: Know the Risks covers five key AI risks with numbered badges and descriptions: Bias & Discrimination, Privacy Invasion, Job Displacement, Misinformation, and Lack of AccountabilityPart 2: Your Opinion asks students which risk is most important to solve first, with answer linesPage 2:Part 3: Real-World Scenarios presents two concrete situations (AI video recommendations creating echo chambers, AI resume screening with gende
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Computer Science - Technology, Other (Social Studies), Robotics
Also included in: Tech Mogul's Cybersecurity and Coding Bundle
Computer Science Vocabulary Word Wall And Posters
Make your technology focus wall engaging, interactive, and educational with this Coding Vocabulary Word Wall. This resource includes 40 coding and computer science terms. Perfect for computer labs, STEM classrooms, robotics clubs, and coding lessons. Each vocabulary card is formatted on a half-sheet page for easy printing, displaying, and student reference. Coding Vocabulary:Algorithm, Animation, App, Binary, Block Coding, Bug, Character, Code, Coding, Command, Computer Program, Condition, Cost
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Computer Science - Technology
Prompt Writing for Beginners — AI Made Simple
A step-by-step guide for teachers, students, and professionals learning how to write effective AI prompts. Transform the way you use AI tools in the classroom or workplace! This beginner-friendly crash course walks you through the core skills of prompt writing—the key to automating real-world tasks and saving hours of time each week. You’ll learn exactly how to structure, test, and refine prompts so AI gives you high-quality, reliable results every time. Think of it as your personal AI tutor gui
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Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
"Design Is..." 20 posters for classroom or makerspace
These design posters show the importance of design in our lives using fonts to express ideas. These can be used for a specific unit on design, to enhance a makerspace, in an art classroom, or on a bulletin board. There are 20 different phrases. I used them in my MYP Design classroom as a permanent display around the room. I printed them off, trimmed them slightly, and mounted them on black cardstock. They can be mounted on colorful cardstock if you like, or cut out to enhance student work displa
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Graphic Arts
Coding Images For Beginners: Computer code
Today we are going to transfer an image in code the way an electronic device would do. This is a beginners lesson in image coding for grades K-7. No matter who you are you will enjoy this informative lesson that educates and leads you through a lesson in electrical device coding. This lesson includes: the lesson , discussion picture of the flamingo, and other examples and printable graph paper.
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Computer Science - Technology, Other (Science), Robotics
CCSS
K.CC.B.4c
, K.CC.C.7
, CCRA.L.3
Also included in: Everything in My Store All 500 WS Activities, Crafts, Posters & More
Tinkercad Academy Basics - Tutorials for Beginners
Are your students interested in learning 3D printing? Do you want to teach Tinkercad, but you’re not sure where to start? Have you tried using the built-in Tinkercad tutorials, but they aren’t quite right for your students? Tinkercad Academy - The Basics is an excellent way to help your students learn the Tinkercad skills, tools, and functions they need to gain a basic understanding of 3D modeling software. Tutorials Included: → Level 1: Design a Nametag → Level 2: Create a Rocketship → Level 3
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
NGSS
K-2-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
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Adobe Illustrator Tools and Panels Labeling Activity
Post or Print to allow your students to explore Adobe Illustrator as they identify and label the important tools and panels within the interface. Answer Key version of the document is included!
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Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Spooky STEM Challenge: Maze or LEGO Build — Computational Thinking & Evaluation
Bring computational thinking to life with this hands-on, spooky-themed STEM challenge!Students choose between designing a Spooky Maze or building a Spooky LEGO Creation, using Post-its to plan, evaluation questions to reflect, and computational thinking skills to guide their process. Perfect for upper elementary through high school, this open-ended activity blends creativity, logic, and problem-solving — no coding experience required! Because computational thinking isn’t age-bound, students at
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Build-A-Website Craft – STEM Digital Literacy & Technology Cut & Paste Activity
Bring technology to life with this hands-on "Build-A-Website STEM Craft!" Students design their own website on paper while learning the basics of digital literacy, computer science, creativity, and design thinking.This cut-and-paste STEM activity strengthens fine motor skills while introducing kids to website structure, navigation, and icons in a fun, screen-free format. Perfect for classrooms, homeschoolers, or makerspaces, these printable pages make an eye-catching bulletin board display
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Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Visual Arts
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